From: Jerry Wayne Decker
To: interact@keelynet.com
Sent: Sunday, January 30, 2000 11:28 AM
Subject: Re: Driving cars with hydrogen peroxide
Hi Bill et al!
What a cool article! Thanks! Hydrogen peroxide is
what they used in the early Bell Helicopter one man
backpack. I understand if you spray hydrogen peroxide
on silver mesh it will instantly convert to steam
which is used to lift the flying man backpack. Guess
everyone under it would wind up with teary, burned
eyes or bleached hair from incomplete
combustion..<g>..
--- Bill Kingsbury <kingsbry@gte.net> wrote:
>
http://www.manufacturing.net/magazine/dn/archives/current/tech.html
>
> Design News - Technology Bulletin
> January 17, 2000
> Late developments that shape engineering
> Laurie Ann Toupin, Associate Editor
>
> Driving cars with hydrogen peroxide
>
> Researchers at Purdue University (West Lafayette,
> IN) are developing a new type of environmentally
> friendly fuel cell that runs on chemical reactions
> between hydrogen peroxide and aluminum and
> generates about 20 times more electricity per
> pound than car batteries, claim the developers...
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